A worker is a computer program that runs as a background process on a machine. This could be a server, an embedded systems or your laptop. The worker executes the tasks of a workflow.
Jump to 3bot main repo.
$ pip install threebot-worker
$ threebot-worker start
The configuration file contains all the configuration of your threebot-worker installation. This section explains which parameter are available.
The configuration file is located in ~/3bot/config.ini. If you installed 3bot in an own virtualenv it
is located in <path to virtualenv>/3bot/config.ini
You don't need to create a configuration file by yourself. When you first run the threebot-worker, you will be asked to enter values for the required settings.
required: True
default: *
List of hosts the worker should accept connections from (this is not well tested yet)
required: True
default: None
Port number the worker listens. This Port should be openend by your firewall. The port number from the 3bot application and threebot-worker settings must match.
required: True
default: None
The secret key is used to establish a secure connection from the 3bot application to the threebot-worker. The secret key from the 3bot application and threebot-worker settings must match.
Never share your your secret key!
required: False
default: ~/3bot/3bot.log
Path to the logfile. theebot-worker will log all incomming connections, performed workflows and errors.
required: False
default: CRITICAL
Valid values for LOGLEVEL could be taken from here.
Dump path to task script to stdout instead of executing it, allows to 'cat' later on the target node
required: False
default: False
Valid values for DRY_RUN could be found here.
[3bot-settings]
BOT_ENDPOINT = *
PORT = 55556
SECRET_KEY = <YOUR SECRET KEY>
LOGFILE = /var/log/3bot-worker.log
LOGLEVEL = DEBUG
DRY_RUN = false
see CHANGELOG.md